copper theft toolkit

Copper Theft Toolkit: Understanding Safety Risks and Community Impacts

Copper theft is more than a property crime. It can create serious electrical hazards, threaten critical infrastructure and disrupt essential services that communities rely on every day. ESA, in partnership with London Hydro, developed this free communications toolkit to help communities recognize the risks, raise awareness and encourage the safe reporting of suspicious activity. 

Designed for local distribution companies, municipalities, provincial partners, police services and telecommunications providers, the toolkit includes ready-to-use key messages, website and e-newsletter content, social media assets and FAQs. Materials can be adapted for local communications and community outreach to help Ontarians know the risks, understand the impact and know what to do if they see suspicious activity around electrical infrastructure. 

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The toolkit includes ready-to-use key messages, website and e-newsletter content, social media assets, and FAQs.

► Download the Copper Theft Toolkit.

Download Toolkit Assets

Individual components of the toolkit can be downloaded via the links below. 

Website Content

Newsletter Content

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Content to support public awareness on owned channel.

Content for resident and community awareness and outreach.

Download Website Content (Word document)

Download Website Banner — Option 1

Download Website Banner — Option 2

Download Newsletter Content (Word document)

Download Image — Option 1

Download Image — Option 2

Social Media Assets

Digital communications to support public awareness on owned channels.

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Download Social Media Content (Word document)

Organizations can customize assets by adding their company logo in the left or right corner of the provided graphics.

Image Set #1

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Image Set #2

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Download Image Set #1 Download Image Set #2

 


Questions?

If you have any questions regarding the toolkit, please email esa.communications@electricalsafety.on.ca.